XSHELL5 download transfer files using SFTP upload

 SFTP is the abbreviation for secure File transferprotocol, security ftp. You can provide a secure encryption method for transferring files. SFTP and FTP have almost the same syntax and functionality. SFTP for SSH part of this is a secure way to transmit files to the blogger server. In fact, in the SSH package, a secure file transfer subsystem called SFTP (secure file Transfer Protocol) has been included, and SFTP itself does not have a separate daemon. It must use the sshd daemon (the port number defaults to 22) to complete the appropriate connection operation, so in a sense, sftp is not like a server program, but more like a client program. SFTP also uses encryption to transmit authentication information and transmitted data, so it is safe to use SFTP. However, because this type of transmission uses encryption/ Decryption Technology , so Transmission Efficiency than the ordinary FTP to be much lower, you can use SFTP instead of FTP if you are more demanding for network security.

One, the connection way

There are two common ways, a direct use of SFTP to connect remote server IP

The other is to log on to the remote server before opening the SFTP function

1, sftp [remotehost IP]

through the SFTP connection [host], the port is the default 22, the user is the Linux currently logged in user.

Xshell 5 (Build 0806)

Copyright (c) 2002-2015 Netsarang Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.

Type ' help ' to the learn how-to-use Xshell prompt.

[c:\~]$ sftp192.168.56.101

Connecting to 192.168.56.101:22 ...

Connection established.

To an escape to the local shell, press ' ctrl+alt+] '.

Your current Local Directory is

C:\Users\FieldYang\Documents\NetSarang\Xshell\Sessions

Type ' help ' to browse available commnands.

sftp:/root>

2, Sftp-oport=[port][remotehost IP]

connect to the remote server via SFTP, specify the port, and the user is currently logged on to the Linux user.

3, Sftp[user]@[remotehost IP]

connect the remote server via SFTP, the port is the default 22, and the user is specified.

Xshell 5 (Build 0806)

Copyright (c) 2002-2015 Netsarang computer,inc. All rights reserved.

Type ' help ' to the learn how-to-use Xshell prompt.

[c:\~]$ sftp fieldyang@192.168.56.101

Connecting to 192.168.56.101:22 ...

Connection established.

To an escape to the local shell, press ' ctrl+alt+] '.

Your current Local Directory is

C:\Users\FieldYang\Documents\NetSarang\Xshell\Sessions

Type ' help ' to browse available commnands.

sftp:/home/fieldyang>

4, sftp-oport=[port][user]@[remotehost IP]

through SFTP connection [RemoteHost IP], the port is [ports], the user is [users].

5, through XSHELL5 and Linux to establish a connection, in the Graphical User panel window-> transmission of new files, open the Xftp character interface, such as the figure, directly close can open a sftp window

Second, use

1. Basic Usage

sftp:/root> Help

bye Finish your SFTP session

exit SFTP

CD Change your remote workingdirectory

Change remote server working directory

Clear Clear screen

Clear Screen

exit Finish your SFTP session

Explore Explore your local directory

Import Local Directory

Get Download a file from theserver to your local machine

Downloading files from a remote server to this computer

Help give help

Find help

LCD change and/or print localworking directory

Toggle Local Current working directory

lls List Contents of a localdirectory

lists the contents of the local current directory

lpwd Print your local workingdirectory

Print Current working directory

ls List contents of a remotedirectory

List The contents of the Remote server directory

mkdir Create a directory on Theremote server

Create a directory on the remote server

mv Move or rename a file onthe remote server

to move or rename a remote server file

Put upload a file from yourlocal machine to the server

upload a local file to a remote server

pwd Print your remote workingdirectory

print a remote server work path

quit finish your SFTP session

Exit

rename move or rename a file onthe remote server

to move or rename a remote server file

RM Delete a file

Delete a file